Jim Tressel's Ohio State debut was defined by dominance on both sides of the football in a 28-14 victory over Akron, setting the tone for a decade of success for the Buckeyes.
Ohio State declined a Rose Bowl invitation to conclude the 1961 season to prioritize academics, yet the Buckeyes were still crowned national champions, finishing with an 8-0-1...
Before they became a symbol of Michigan football, Ohio State was the first college football team to wear winged helmets, sporting the design from 1930-34.
After the "Super Sophs" won one of the most crucial games of their 1968 national championship season against Purdue, The Lantern had to call space to tell Apollo 7 about it.
The 1985 Florida Citrus Bowl was a defensive slugfest between Ohio State and BYU, but Cris Carter's gravity-defying one-handed catch still sticks in the minds of Buckeye fans.
Ohio State dominated Iowa, 83-21, in 1950, thanks to 46 points from "one-man show" Vic Janowicz on his way to becoming the Buckeyes' second Heisman Trophy winner.
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Led by its "Super Sophomores," Ohio State defeated USC to win the Rose Bowl, OSU's fifth national championship, in the Buckeyes' first No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup.
Fred Taylor's Buckeyes thought there'd be no postseason but then they got an assist from Michigan that led to three straight wins during an improbable run to the 1968 Final Four.
At Super Bowl III in 1969, former Ohio State national champion fullback Matt Snell set what stood as the game's rushing record at the time, but remarkably lost MVP to Joe Namath.
Dennis Hopson scored 32 points in Ohio State's win over Kentucky in the first round of the 1987 NCAA Tournament, one day after Woody Hayes passed away.
Nearly 32 years before Sonny Styles and Lorenzo Styles Jr. lit up the NFL Scouting Combine, their father dominated Michigan in the Buckeyes’ 1994 win over the Wolverines.
While many Ohio State fans already fondly remember the dominant 72-0 win over Pitt in 1996, few are aware that Curt Cignetti just made the game's legacy a bit more interesting.
The 1950 Snow Bowl will forever be remembered for its frigid, blizzard conditions and box score stats rather than The Game's result between Ohio State and Michigan.
Poised to take a 20-7 lead before halftime, MSU committed a special teams blunder that sparked one of the great moments of opponent outrage in Buckeye football history.
Ohio State's loss to Miami in the 1999 Kickoff Classic sent both programs on wildly different trajectories until they met again in the 2002 Fiesta Bowl.